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What work-study opportunities are available at Western?

Many opportunities exist to find part-time student employment on campus.  Students who complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) may be eligible for work-study employment.  This Federal assistance program permits you to earn money while taking classes toward meeting degree requirements.  Work-study positions often have limitations on the number of hours per week you can work, as employers realize students are here first and foremost to study and complete degree requirements.

Students interested in finding employment on and around campus should contact the office of Career and Student Employment Services at (269) 387-2745.

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